About Aesja
Aesja was a singer.
Aesja Taylor Essix is an African-American singer-songwriter.
Early life
Aesja was born in Dover, Delaware and grew up in The Woodlands, Texas. She is the younger sister of hip-hop artist Lil JSean, and when her other brother died in 2010 she was motivated her to chase her dreams in the music industry. She started recording videos of her covering songs and uploading them to YouTube.
Career
Aesja took the next step in her music career when she was featured on "You’re Not Welcome", a song from Lil JSean's first mixtape. She was subsequently offered multiple requests to do features with other artists. She was featured in Billboard, Great Day Houston, and CW39's Eye Opener to hosting and performing at West Virginia University's Spring Fling.
From opening gigs for Waka Flocka, T-Mills, Nipsey Hussle and Riff Raff to hosting her own SXSW event with Torchy's Tacos in 2015 with her brother. Aesja's was a guest feature on Cyhi The Prynce’s 2016 song "Long Damn Time".
Trust 'Em release
Aesja is an independent artist, and she directed, styled, cast, produced and edited the viral video "Trust Em" with Lil JSean. As of 2016, the video had over half a million YouTube views and 3 million views on Twitter.
Balance EP
Aesja released her first EP, Balance, in 2014. The song "Balance" off the EP garnered 30,000 SoundCloud listens after being tweeted by stylist Ian Connor.
Discography
Balance EP (2014) Trust ‘Em [Music Video] (2016) Cyhi The Prynce [Music Video] (2016) Sky's Falling – Single (2017)
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Who was Aesja?
American singer from The Woodlands, Texas
When was Aesja born?
Aesja was born in Dover.
What was Aesja's occupation?
Aesja was a singer.
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